The Sunday morning news. [volume] (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1886-1891, 1887-01-30
BAYoNNE BABBLEs.

Mr.. James Robertson has tesn elected
an elder of the Bergen Point Reformed
Church.
Miss Laura G. Coggswell, of Philadel-
phia, Pa, is visiting Miss Annie Parker, of
Bergen Point.
Friends in Flushing, Long Island, are
entertaining Mrs. Thomas Ahearn, of Av
enue D, Bergen Point
The iourneymen painters of this city
have organized mutual benefit and pro-
tective association.
Electric fire alarms have been erected in
every department of the Polar Oil Com
pany'a refinery at Constable Hook.
In the Columbia Park pavilion the mem
bers of the Welcome Social Club gave
well-attended ball last Monday evening.
Miss Kate Heating, of Lambertville, this
State, has concluded her visit to her sister,
Mrs. NJ. f. Conway, of Bergen Point.
Counselor Charles G.. Mahnken, of Fargo,
Dakota, former resident of this city, is
the guest of relatives at Bergen Point.
The next session Of the Bayonne Teach-
er's Association will be held during the
afternoon of Wednesday. February 10th.
Socialist, Samuel Phillips Savage, has
removed from Bergen Point to New York
CITY, where he will resume his legal studies.
At cost of 81, 900 dwelling house is to
be erected on Westview avenue, Pamrapo,
by Isaac Moorecraft for Thomas j. Conk-
lin.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles f. Wright, of Ber-
gen Point, are extending courtesies to MIR.
and Mrs George r. Ballard, of Cleveland,
Ohio.
An important session of the Bayonna
Liquor Dealers Association was held Fri
day afternoon in Hibernia Hall at Bergen
Point
The visit of Misses Laura G. and Min
ME L. Converse to Miss Maggie J. Hurley,
of Williamsburgh, Long Island, has ter
minated.
Rev. james F. Riggs, pastor of the Ber-
gen Point Reformed Church will preach
this evening to his congregation on EN-
thusiasm"
Mrs. G. L. Hodges, author OF Fifty
Years a Queen" who recently visited
friends in this city, has returned to her
home IN Colorado.
During the past three weeks very sue
cessfully conducted revival services have
been held in tho Madison NJ E. Church of
Bayonne proper.
The flag presentation and first annual
ball of Washington Rifle Company, No. As,
Bayonne Schuetzen Corps, will be held
Tuesday evening.
very successfully conducted Bible
class has been organized by the members
of tn Fist Baptist Church Sabbath school
of B ayonne proper.
Mr. Frank Derfus, of Avenue d, Centre
vile, has disposed of his business interests
in this city and returned to his former
home in Meadville, Pa.
At tomorrow evenings session of Bay
onne Council, Nc. sos, Royal Arcanum, the
members will entertain the officers of the
Grand Council of New Jersey.
I he injection of James n Van Buskirk
Pos No. 100, G. A. r., has been indefinite
ly postponed owing to the illness of Dis
trict Inspector Louis G. Gossin.
City Recorder John II Besher and City
Clerk William @. Hamilton visited Trenton
to attend the centennial anniversary cele-
bration of the State Masonic Grand Lodge.
The members of the George Nagengast
Chowder Club psrtook Friday evening of
their initial chowder dinner, the event oc-
curing in Nagengast's Hall, at Centreyille.
A very lively national ball was given in
Jennings Hall on William Street, Monday
evening, by the members of the Bohemian
and Hungarian colony at Constable Hook.
Miss Alice E. Scebie has been appointed
a teacher IN Public School No. at Bergen
Point; vice Miss Fannie H. Bailey, of Tren-
ton, whose resignation has been accepted.
An organization to be known as the
sc Wood Rangers" will be formed by the
members of Bayonne Lodge, No. 2O6, I. O.
o +. The membership will be limited to
Odd Fellows.
leave of absence has been granted to
Miss Fannie H. Hamilton, eff School No 2,
for the purpose of enabling her to make a
tour of the Southern States for the benefit
of her health.
The members of Hope Hook and Ladder
Company No. 2, of Bayonne proper, ten
dered their friends IAN elegant collation.
Tuesday evening in their truck house on
Huron avenue.
1t is expected that six recruits will be
mustered in at the encampment to be held
in Wulfs Hall, Bayonne proper, by the
comrades of Custer Post, No. 6, Sons of
Veterans, of this city.
For the benefit of the Ladies' Pastors
Helpers Society of the First Presby terrain
Church, of Bergen Point, an oyster supper
and musical ente rtainment was given Fri
day evening in that edi6ce.
A mass-meeting of the carpenters of this
city will be held tomorrow evening in
Grifins Hall, at Centreville, under the
auspices OF the United Order of American
Carpenters end Joiners.
Miss Lizzie Brice, daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. Brice, of First Street, Bergen Point,
was married Wednesday evening to Mr..
Edward Moore, also of Bergen Point, at
the resideace of her parents.
Mrs Mary e. Serrell, of the Newark Bay
Shore, has contracted with Jesse K Yree-
land for the erection Of several dwelling
houses on Thirty sixth street, Bsyonne
proper, at cost of $4,000 each.